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A Startling Number of Seniors Have Been Victims of Financial Abuse – Money

A new survey of caregivers finds that about 37% of seniors have experienced financial abuse — almost double the estimated 20% that Allianz Life found when it last conducted its survey in 2014. And many of them aren’t talking about it.

Read the full article at Money.

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